The Channel Islands Pride Parade is in Guernsey for 2026, and there's lots to do whether you're walking in the Parade or cheering from the sidelines.
All events in the Pride Village at La Vallette bathing pools are free to enjoy. The day begins early and finishes late... Happy Pride!
Saturday Events
9.30am: Pride Drag Breakfast at the Pride Hotel, The Peninsula, hosted by Mercedes Bends and Miss Leigh Ding.
1pm: Parade gathers at Rainbow Steps in the Market
2pm - 3pm: Pride March makes its way behind Town Church, then heads along the seafront and finally arrives at the Pride Village at the Bathing Pools, where the celebrations continue throughout the afternoon and evening.

3pm - 9pm: - Pride Village Party at the Bathing Pools.
Explore community stalls, enjoy delicious food and drink, dance in front of the Main Stage, discover the Silent Disco, relax in the Quiet Zone or spend time in the Family Zone.
Mainstage Lineup:
3pm: Welcome and speeches
4pm: Local Queer Performers
5pm: Lavender Menace
5.30pm: Pink Pony Chappelle (Chappell Roa Tribute)
6.30pm: Elle Vosque - Ru Paul's Drag Race 2025 Finalist
7pm: Small Town Boy - Jimmy Sommerville, Bronski Beat and the Communards tribute
8pm: Angie Brown
9 pm: Afters at Mojitos
11 pm: Afters at the Pride Hotel
For those who would prefer to avoid the crowds or arrive at the Pride Village at their own pace, there is a Queer Nature Trail. Starting from Bluebell Woods (entering via the German Cemetery War Memorial at Fort George), the trail winds through woodland and along cliff paths before descending the Cow Horn Steps and arriving at the Main Stage in the Pride Village.
Along the way, you will discover some of the wonderfully queer ways nature challenges ideas about sex, sexuality and gender – from same-sex penguin couples to sex-changing fish and plants.
On Sunday, there is the Post Pride Pool Party featuring drag performers and music from Gaydio DJ Craig Law.

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